People who are not suitable for acupuncture

Some people have suffered from coccyx pain for several years. During this period, they have seen doctors in surgery, spinal surgery, and pain medicine, and have had CT scans. The results showed that there was nothing wrong with the patients' lumbar and coccyx vertebrae. They have tried physical therapy, nutritional injections, and moxibustion as treatment methods, and have taken a lot of medicines, but to no avail. Some people suggest that patients can try acupuncture therapy, which is mainly suitable for soft tissue injury and bone and joint lesions.

Some patients are not suitable for acupuncture, such as those with fever or infection, fractures, severe hypertension, tuberculosis, tumors, diabetes, and mental disorders. Of course, acupuncture cannot completely replace surgery. For example, in some patients with herniated disc, the nucleus pulposus has already overflowed, and acupuncture cannot do anything about it, so they need to choose surgery or other treatment methods.

2. What is acupuncture knife therapy?

Acupuncture knife therapy is a closed release technique between surgical methods and non-surgical treatments. It is formed on the basis of incisional surgery combined with acupuncture. The characteristic of the micro-acupuncture therapy is to penetrate deep into the treatment area to the lesion and perform different stimulations such as cutting and peeling to achieve the purpose of relieving pain and curing diseases.

1. Persistent pain caused by various soft tissue injury diseases. Such as: frozen shoulder, tennis elbow, various tenosynovitis, bursitis, piriformis syndrome, medial and lateral collateral ligament injury of the knee, etc.

2. Diseases caused by various bone hyperplasia (bone spurs). Such as: osteoproliferative arthritis of the joints, neck, lower back pain and bone spurs caused by cervical and lumbar bone hyperplasia.

3. Pain, paralysis, or even incomplete paralysis caused by cervical and lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and nerve compression.

4. Hunchback, spinal stiffness and deformity caused by ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, joint deformity and ankylosis.

5. Aseptic necrosis of femoral head.

6. Severe functional impairment caused by osteoarthritis of the knee.

7. Severe limb deformities. Such as "O" shaped legs, "X" shaped legs, club feet, and inward and outward turning of feet.

8. Orthopedic treatment of malformed healing and functional disorders of long tubular fractures.

1. Sleep on a hard bed. Keep your neck warm and try not to catch cold. Do not bend over or lower your head or exert force. Try to stay in bed during the acute attack period and also after the pain period is relieved. Pay attention to proper rest and do not overwork, so as not to aggravate the pain.

2. Do not bend down or lower your head when lifting heavy objects. You should squat down first to pick up the heavy object, then stand up slowly, trying not to lower your head or bend down.

3. Try to stay in bed and rest during the acute attack period. Also, after the pain period is relieved, pay attention to proper rest and avoid overwork to avoid aggravating the pain.

4. In your daily diet, eat more foods high in calcium, such as milk, sesame paste, and soy products are also rich in calcium. Eating them regularly is also beneficial for calcium supplementation. Pay attention to the nutritional structure.